Points to Note after Getting the China Permanent R

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1. The China Permanent Residence Card is a legal identity document for foreigners who have obtained the status of permanent residence in China to stay in China and can be used separately. It can be used directly to purchase air tickets, high-speed train tickets, etc.

2. Foreigners who have been granted permanent residence status in China do not need a visa to enter or leave the country, but they must use their permanent residence card and passport together. The permanent residence card is only an identification document within China, so a passport is still required when you are outside of China or when you are involved outside of China.

3. Foreign nationals who have been granted permanent residence status in China may use their Chinese Permanent Resident Identity Card to stay in hotels and hostels without having to check in advance whether they can be accommodated in hotels and hostels, and must cooperate with the accommodation procedures. However, if you live or stay in a residence other than a hotel or guesthouse, you are still required to report to the public security authorities of your place of residence for temporary accommodation registration within 24 hours of your arrival. Those responsible for not declaring accommodation registration to the public security authorities or staying overnight without a valid ID card will still be punished with a warning or fine in accordance with the law, even if the foreigner is granted permanent residence status in China.

4. The Chinese permanent resident identity card is valid for five or ten years and must be renewed no later than one month before its expiration date. If the document is damaged or lost, you must apply for renewal or replacement in a timely manner.

5. Foreigners who are approved to reside permanently in China shall not stay in China for less than three months per year after obtaining permanent residence status. If the foreigner cannot stay in China for a total of three months per year due to practical needs, he/she must be approved by the public security department or bureau of the province/autonomous region/municipality directly under the Central Government where he/she is permanently residing, but he/she must stay in China for a total period of not less than one year within five years. Failure to meet the residency requirement may result in the cancellation of the permanent resident card status in China.

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